Lookout Eugene-Springfield
Mother forced to dig up son’s vault after Portland cemetery sold plot twice
The emptying of the grave site ends long-running litigation involving the nation’s largest funeral company and a prominent Oregon family.
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3mGo for the gold for your summertime lawn, and you'll save a lot of water
Two-thirds of the water used here in the summer goes to lawn watering.
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2mBooks With Pictures Eugene wins top global prize for comics shops
The world’s best comic shop is officially in Eugene: Books With Pictures Eugene has won the top prize in the world for a comic book store.
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5mFor Drazan, top issues in rematch against Kotek are education, homelessness, accountability
Republican gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan was in Eugene visiting businesses and sat down for a brief interview about this year’s race.
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5mMan sentenced to 45 years in prison for child abuse involving Taser
The sentencing judge found that the actions of the defendant, Brandon Bret Rogers, were “frankly torture.” Rogers’ defense attorney said she was planning an appeal.
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1mScenes from the Lane County Fair
From Thursday, July 23: From Friday, July 24: